THE LIVING LIBRARY · TRUE SIDEREAL HUMAN DESIGN
Write for the Codex
Share your experience, insights and discoveries. Bring your observations of the sky, the body and the mythic mechanics of the human field into a growing body of shared knowledge.
Where Would You Like To Begin?
There’s more than one way into this work. Choose what calls you.
Why I Accept Guest Posts
This library has grown through my own research, observations and lived experiments. But one of the most valuable parts of this journey is hearing how others live and experience their design.
Every contribution offers another perspective. Your experience may reveal a pattern, open a new line of inquiry or help someone recognize something in their own life.
I don’t believe one person has all the answers. Sometimes another person’s observations are exactly what we need to see something differently.
“You don’t need to be a professional writer or have every answer. A thoughtful observation, an experience that changed how you understand your design, or a question that opens up a new line of exploration can be a valuable contribution.”
What Kind of Posts I Accept
The Codex welcomes writing rooted in lived experience, observation, research and thoughtful exploration. You might have discovered something through your own design, explored a connection between a gate and its ancient meaning, or found a new way to understand the relationship between the sky, the body and the mythic archetypes.
Your contribution doesn’t need to be perfect. It needs to be genuine, considered and grounded in your own exploration of True Sidereal Human Design. You might contribute something about:
Lived Experiences – Personal stories and patterns you’ve recognized in your life.
Aura & Mechanics – Experiments with aura, authority, gates, channels and Profile.
Myth & Archetypes – Greek gods, archetypal connections and mythic interpretations.
Sidereal Observations – Your observations of the sky and your own chart.
Ancient I Ching – Reflections on hexagrams, gates and ancient patterns of change.
Questions & Discoveries – Thoughtful questions, new connections and ideas worth exploring.
Submit Your Guest Post
Have something you’ve been exploring?
Share your experience, question, discovery or longer article. Tell me what you’ve noticed, what prompted your exploration, and what you would like others to understand.
What I Do Not Accept
Protecting the integrity of the Codex
AI-generated articles – Original human writing and thought.
Promotional content – Knowledge sharing, not advertising.
Copied material – Submissions must be original.
Out-of-scope material – A clear connection to the Codex.
How to Submit Your Writing
Have something you’d like to contribute? The process is simple.
01 · Prepare –
Write your original article and give it a title.
02 · Submit
Complete the form with your writing and details.
03 · Add Images
Include image notes if you have something to illustrate your work.
04 · Review
I’ll review your work and contact you if needed.
Before You Submit
Before sending your writing to the Codex, please confirm the following:
- Your submission is your own original work.
- You give permission for your work to be published on Jillian Evelyn HD if it is accepted.
- You understand that light edits may be made for clarity, flow and formatting.
- Your contribution is relevant to the purpose and principles of this True Sidereal Human Design library.
Every submission is reviewed before publication. If your work is accepted, you’ll be credited as the author, with your bio and links included where provided.
Your Voice Has a Place Here
The Codex grows through exploration, observation and the willingness to share what we discover. You may have years of experience behind you, or you may be at the beginning of exploring your design. What matters is that you approach your contribution with curiosity, honesty and a genuine desire to add something meaningful.
If you’ve discovered a connection, explored an idea or experienced something that could help another person see their design differently, I invite you to share it. The sky gives us the map. Our lives give us the stories. The Codex is where those discoveries meet. I look forward to reading what you bring to the library.